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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
NEATLY or WELL
Which to say please?
These scissors don't cut as neatly/well as those.
What does this mean?
An electric razor will cause less stress on your skin because it doesn't cut the hair as close as a blade.
What does as CLOSE mean?
Thank you
These scissors don't cut as neatly/well as those.
What does this mean?
An electric razor will cause less stress on your skin because it doesn't cut the hair as close as a blade.
What does as CLOSE mean?
Thank you
Top answer
Both scissors sentences are fine. 'Close' = near to the skin.
- Both scissors sentences are fine.
- 'Close' = near to the skin.
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Both scissors sentences are fine. 'Close' = near to the skin.
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